At a Glance Traits to Identify: #1 Margins

When you first start to add handwriting to your Tarot readings, it can be a bit much to remember all the things to look for. So this is the first of a series of posts on at a glance Traits to identify: #1 Margins.

The traits we will cover here are called ‘global traits’ since they show in all of the writing, regardless of the words, letters or writing style.

Margins in General

First look at how the writing is placed on the paper. It doesn’t matter that you only have three of four lines of writing. Is one margin noticeably wider than the other? Does either margin get wider or narrower as it goes down the page? (This will be hard to tell with less than three lines of writing.) Are the margins what you would consider an ‘average’ size or are they wider or narrower than you would generally expect to see?

Tarot & Handwriting Reading Example #3:What do I need to know about the new guy on the online dating site

As always for this Tarot & Handwriting Example #3, I have just written a brief tarot reading, since this blog in intended for people who already read tarot. However, I do need to show some reading since the handwriting reading relates to what the tarot reading says. So whether or not you agree fully with my brief tarot reading, please accept it as is, and instead focus on how the handwriting reading relates to it. 

At the end you will find a brief description of how to identify a few of the traits mentioned in the handwriting reading.

Question: 

What do I need to know about Rick, the new guy who contacted me on the online dating site?

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• Tarot tells the Past, Present and Potential. 
• Handwriting tells Personality, Aptitude and Inclination. 
• Separately they are enlightening: together they are empowering. 

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